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East Portal Connaught Tunnel. Mt. McDonald.
East Portal Connaught Tunnel. Mt. McDonald.
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East Portal Connaught Tunnel. Mt. McDonald.
On front: Train exiting the east portal of Connaught Tunnel on the bottom of the image, Mount MacDonald in the background of the image. On back: Undivided back, hand-written note.
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Date
[1916?]-[1942?]
Creator
Harmon, Byron, 1876-1942, photographer.
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Original format: Archives and Special Collections. Byron Harmon Postcards. 0776.HA.01
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[Handwritten on back:] C.P. Angus 1917 Engine 5756 2-10-0
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" East Portal Connaught Tunnel. Mt. McDonald.", [1916?]-[1942?], ( CU16347854) by Harmon, Byron, 1876-1942, photographer.. Courtesy of Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.
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CU16347854
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2400px × 3562px 14.63 MB
